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The ryokan is located in a nice area at just 10 min away by foot from Miyanoshita train station, where you can take the Hakone Tonzan Line to reach the cable car and ropeway and enjoy the beauties of the volcanic Hakone National Park. Near the station you can find several cafes, restaurants and nice museums.

This ryokan has the particularity of having its own hot spring called “Miyanoshita” where all its onsen waters come from. Its therapeutical waters are well known since the Edo period.

Rooms and suites

Hakone Ginyu has twenty rooms spread across four floors, each floor featuring its own style and decorative theme. Both western style and Japanese beds (futon laid on the tatami mat) are available.

The rooms are highly comfortable and stylish traditional Japanese spaces furnished with tatami mats and natural decorations such as wood Japanese paper. Each room has its own private outdoor hot spring.

Dining

If traditional Japanese food interests you, Hakone Ginyu’s kaisek is a must-try. It is a typical multi-course Japanese meal comprised of many small, beautifully presented dishes, all made with fresh, local and seasonal ingredients.

For breakfast both western and Japanese meal options are available.

Both dinner and breakfast are served in your own room

There is a bar, a lounge and a cafe inside the ryokan where you can relax and enjoy the beautiful views in a relaxing luxurious atmosphere while sipping on your favourite drink

One highlight of the ryokan in the recently renovated Spa, which offers a wide range of treatments to add to your relaxing experience. Some of the most popular ones are the hand treatments and the free-flowing onsen.